He should be sold this summer, along with Marco van Ginkel (OVR 79 – 78).Īnother man who worked under Lampard last season, Mason Mount (OVR 74 – 75) was even called up to the England squad, but would be in direct competition with Ruben Loftus-Cheek and Ross Barkley if he were to be in the Chelsea first team this season.Ĭallum Hudson-Odoi's (OVR 68 – 73) injury may have saved him from moving to Bayern Munich, with the German champions bidding £35 million for the winger back in January. Tiemoue Bakayoko (OVR 80 – 81) was a walking disaster the last time he wore a Chelsea shirt, but a much-improved season at AC Milan coupled with a defensive midfield shortage at Stamford Bridge is likely to see him recalled. Davide Zappacosta (OVR 79 – 79) is a reliable backup to Cesar Azpilicueta, but his lack of game time coupled with the rise of youngster Reece James (OVR 63 – 73) on loan at Wigan, could see the Italian sold back to his homeland this summer. If Zouma does return, we could see Ampadu loaned out for more first team minutes.įikayo Tomori (OVR 66 – 73) said before the end of the campaign that he isn’t “even thinking about Chelsea” but if his Derby manager Frank Lampard head to Chelsea, he could get an opportunity. Ethan Ampadu (OVR 63 – 65) was limited to just five games last season, but is now a regular in the Wales national setup. Kurt Zouma (OVR 78 – 80) returned to form at Everton, and all signs point to the French international being back in Chelsea’s plans next season. Have a look at our Liverpool FIFA 20 ratings prediction here.ĭespite a transfer embargo, Chelsea will still have plenty of options in the reserves given the number of players they sent away on loan this season. After having his loan at Valencia terminated, he showed better form at Crystal Palace, scoring six times in the second half of the season. It is unclear whether Michy Batshuayi (OVR 81 – 81) will be at Chelsea last season, but he could be set for a recall with the shortage of forward available to the new manager. His £58 million price tag should see the 20-year-old’s 79 overall improve. Ross Barkley (OVR 79 – 80) should join him on the bench, if not in the starting 11, but his lack of consistency shouldn’t see his overall move beyond 80.Ĭhristian Pulisic (OVR 79 – 80) scored seven goals for Borussia Dortmund last season, his best return in his career, and that is despite being on the bench behind Jadon Sancho and Raphael Guerreiro for much of the campaign. Mateo Kovacic (OVR 83 - 82) has signed permanently for £40 million following his loan spell from Real Madrid, but the Croatian will need to improve on his return of just two assists and no goals in his 51 appearances for the Blues. Marcos Alonso (OVR 82 – 81) had a difficult campaign as his defensive abilities were exposed after moving deeper from wing-back to left back. Willy Caballero (OVR 76 – 76) is the only other first-team goalkeeper behind Kepa Arrizabalaga, and has proved to be a reliable backup when called upon.Īndreas Christensen (OVR 82 – 82) will hope to get his opportunity next season and is likely to come in as a long-term replacement for David Luiz. Have a look at our Manchester City FIFA 20 ratings prediction here. That could be enough to see his 82 overall improve and match Willian at 83. Former Barcelona man Pedro matched his best return in a Chelsea shirt last term, netting 13 times, and was the joint-second top scorer at the club alongside Olivier Giroud behind Eden Hazard. The Spaniard will turn 32 before the season starts, but his ability in and around the box should keep him in the starting lineup. A fan favourite at Stamford Bridge, the only difficulty for the dogged Pedro will be his age.
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